... I IMPERIAL PARLAMENT. I+ . - -. ( Cxraz s iws TELSEA.) HOUSE OF LORDS.-FaIDAY. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wool- sack at quarter past four o'clock. EGYPT. Lord LAMINGTON (a) gave notice that on Monday he would ask the Foreign Secretary whether his attention had been called to the lan- guage of M. Freycinet on the 11th inst., and whether her Majesty's Government were prepared to ...

... O L i .ULONDA-ON LETTrIER.Y pr (FPaoMOUR OWN COaRF.SPOSDn.NT.) do LONDON, SUNDAY \IGHT. thi Rumour is rife as to the turn which dis-va -assion took at yesterday's Cabinet Council. That Ireland was the prominent-most likely the the only-topic on the carpet may be safely cit assumed; but nothing definite is known at ex present on points of detail. It is generally sit assumed that Mr. Gladstone ...

... Tri !tt d,. I .i I . iMfONDA Y, MVA S. 1882. a TEE ASSASSINATION OF THE IRISH SSECRETARY. The announcement which we publish this muorning of the muirder in Dublin on SaturdlayI evening of the new Chief Secretary of LI State for Ireland, Lord FREDERICK CiAvx- Ito s.DISH, and of the Assistant-Secretary, Mr.11 BuRKE, will be received with feelings of pa intense horror and revulsion throughout the ...

... of ted 12, TUESaid MAt TUE~SDA Y. 3/CA Y 23, 18S2. THE NEW WAY 0F PAYIN-G OLD DEBTS. 46554 DEBTS. M1r. GLADSTONE last eveninj moved the B R second reading of the Irish Arrears of Rent Bill, and in doing so took occasion to object to the principle of lending public > E. money to enable persons to fulfil private en- gagements, this being an attempt to meet by I of the anticipation a very ...

... BREACH OF PROMISE ACTION AGAINST MR BIGGAR. The Paris correspondent of the Daily Chronicle telegraphs:—Ail action for breat-h of promise, damages £ 5,000, has beeu commenced against Mr Biggar, M.P. The Irish member made the ac- quaints,nee of the lady plaintiff in Paás; and the proceedings, if they como before the London courts, will be fru.tful in piquant details. The lady is the sister of a ...

... ALEXANDRA PARK, Friday Night. ORDKR OF RC.VMNG FOR SATURDAY. Handicap, 2.15; Wood Green, 2.50; Palmer's, 3.25; Corinthian, 3.55; Juvenile, 4.30; Grove Welter,-5. ENTRIES.—Palmer's—Mercedes, Musketry, Hilarity, Westcoiube, Water Lily, Palmy, Mar, Wliiriberry (each 2.50), Cucumber colt (£70). Gla. diole, Wrinkle, Specialite, Bohemian Girl, Van Galen, King Darkness, I>eese, Lady Holland (each £ ...

... BAPTIST CHAPKL.—An entertainment, consist- in of vocal and instrumental music, wa. given the Baptist Chapel Schoolroom on Thursday evening. The first part of the programme was made up of a variety of solos, songs, trios, glees, and choruses, and the second part consisted of a cantata, entitled The Golden Sheaf. The pro- gramme was a complete success, and a very pleasant evening was spent. ...

... THE PLEASURES OF ARMY STUDENTS. At Steyuing petty sessions, on Monday, five army students—Lord Herbert Vane Tempest, the Hon. R. C. Hill, the Hon. William Lambton, Mr Mortimer Drummoud, and Mr J. A. Phillips, preparing at the establishment of the Rev. Mr Faithful! at Storrinrton, were charged, at the instance of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, with ill-treating and ...

... GREAT FREDKRICK STREKT CHAPEL.—A concert is to be given this (Tuesday) evening in the school- room of the above chapel, as will been seen in an advertisement column. The Misses G. and J. Lewis are to take a prominent part in it, as well as other local artistes. THK CHURCH Mon- day evening a meeting in connection with the St. John s Auxiliary to the Church Mis sionary Society was held at St. ...

... SUSPENSION OF A CARDIFF CAPTAIN'S CERTIFICATE. On Wednesday, at the Bristol Local Marine Board office—before Mark Vvbitwdl (chairman), Mr Charles Nash, and Captain Thompson—the hearing of the charges agninst John Morgan, of George-street, Cardiff, was resumed. Tiie de- fendant was master of the barque liedesdale, and he was charged that, while on a voyage of the barque from Cardiff to the West ...

... A perfoimanee of the Victories of Judali after the Captivity, a new cantata with historical readings, was given in the Wesley;m Schoolroom OIl Monday evening by the Salem Chapel choir, under the condnctorship of Mr R. Martyn. The readings were given by the Rev. Mr Brigden. The soiosand choruses were well rendered, the former being sung by members of the choir, assisted by Mr Edwin Thomas, ...

... WOLVERHAMPTON, Wednesday.—The market to-day was unimproved, but a few good parcels of finished iron changed hands for export. The first were J612 for the Severn brand, £ 13 for best sorts, and E14 for double bars, £ 6 158 to B7. Tin plates were in slow demand, with prices regulated by speculation. Some pig vendors, who last week could effpefc no sales, did business to-day. Part- mine pigs, 47 ...